THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
m SOUTH NORWALK sponsiule through his reckless pardon-
“ 1 ”WING SENTINEL 9mg of L01] lots and his professed de
ABLISHED BY ’sire to empty the penitentiary coin-
JAIES GOLDEN.
I. L. A1151 L. GOLDEN,
rnopmsrone.
pletely before the end 01 his term.
i
Blease's
But cer-
There is no doubt ot GOV.
lcourage and determination.
3 étain other qualities are generally re-
E 53'1- »~-- —-~-— garded a: desirable in the making of
& TUESDAY lULY 23.1914 11 tulloibed s1ate<man Caro
W line, in sending him to the lnited
“TUBE ALMANAC FOR States senate may rid hersell of all
TOMORROW lincredibh bad go1ernor But has
“in “id“ 34:6 3931-92348 P m South Larolina no meru on the test
a” rim to s
' 901‘ the country?
" ‘ Euggosrfgngiifi TELE 9 WITH OTHER EDITORS.
ews Department. 1 -—-— 9 9
.govg—prsinoss Department. 1 5111111111 the 11111 of rest 11111111111019
S’s—mind! Office, Norwalk. 1" be the ‘18) 01 strious automobile
m’ ”Ettor- ResidenCE. ”actidents and it becomes more and
furrow-City Editor’s Residence. more apparent that Stile-101 rules
W must be de1ised to govern the excep-
. . — ‘tionalh heavy traffic of the 0111' The
’AY'NG FOR GAYETY da1 of rest has become one of gen-
Sickness is increasing “1 Berlin. and oral slaughter. —\'ew London Tele
‘ the German empress says the reason graph.
Smith
“I it is the unconscionabh late hours +
i w b; the Berliners9 She suggests -Forn1e1' state senator and mayorialty
' candidate. Thomas J. Speilat-y of;
"l ' l bed at 111’ lit
W” 9'” would go 0 an] Hartford is now said to be a candi
. W0: in the morning. Berin date for postmaster in Harttord. Mr.
' 9'0!“ Show as good a health ““9 “Bispellacy has aspired to seVeral po-
ut! other city. Physicians support litlcal offices and has had mans dis-
”Pillow. iappointments Always a good partyE
' '11-orker, his friends maintain hel
a 1m. is particularly interesting be should receile some substantial retog.
W the kaiser himself is commonly nition —.Bridgeport Telegram
hold to be responsible for the combat 9 +
Ii: night life of ilis capltai,Ac10rd A mongrel pup ran 1elping down a
mid the accepted explanation “'11 South orange (N. J.1 street 11edues9-9
.( helm was 30010118 of the fame of Paris, 1' d“ “ omen shrieited ‘mad (108"
hand tied and fainted. A cool headed
3'1““ from time immemorlal has een man called the police They tiled to
mood 3'3 the E“) 0m or Europe shoot the pup, but he had taken ref-1
blot content with outdoing Franco in Iugc under a porch The1 summoned'
Manny, militarism and growth of Jhe fire department to rout him out
intuition. the emperor issued orders-“1th a stream of w.ator Enter Red
1) d Mullilan. aged ten lied Crawled
”not." but none the less in in: under the porch and emerged with
public Germans. that
Berlin this maddened brute lll his arms. The
old liven 311p and show
the world brute was cuddling coozily and wag-i
fiat flfeutons could beat Gauls at their
ging his tail, He had been stung by
bees.——\\'aierbury American.
1 - F—
‘80th thereupon ”flame a . New York cit1 has but thirteen
u M town.” and 300“ achle1ed the miles of park benches alailable for
,9! “the all-nightest city in the open air courtships. Park Commis-
» The Berliners. always a 501. sioner Cabot Ward is now asking the
Snow wont to the task of having blind of estimate for 38.1000 as an
. good time with their usual deter- lemergenCy appropriation to provide
additional seating capacity for the
" All“ perseverance Th” de- :present BEBBQ’. As the number or
melanomas and warmed to benches is n6, greater now than in
”9....“ clubs and ballroom“ and 1906. while the victims of cupld'l
1 darts hale increased in number by a
m, 11d tal ed and sun and i
1' 89‘: drankkfrom dark till“ dawn ilarge percentage, it is believed that1
11“the custodians of Father Knicker-
was indeed outdone; even Ne“ b'ockcrs purse 11111 have a heart."—
0 White Way was dimmed. iBridgeport standard.
V there'was this difference: Paris!
New York—or such small portions'a 1
“wide
High office bu tidings of the future
re to hale transportation cars run-
file"!!! as cultivate the bright lights .1011: around the corridors for the do-
tohave a good time; thelnught- ll1ery .0, people at the doors of of-
bong and dancing and converse» does. and fares are to be charged for
genuine- whereas the and. riding on them Checks are to be
*0 Berlin's lorced merriment has handed out to all who ”‘5 web We,
1 thilt they may ride up and down on
”'9 " try-word The “13°“ plan .the elevators without pay, That it
3:11" the worlds 811M s-pend thrift the announcement made by the sec-
to Berlin has not been wlloily'retary of the National Association or
a“ Building Owners and Managers, at
-‘ Duluth, “inn, and it is said to be a
“9" nature herself calls a halt- istrong hint that before long tare will‘
one and the doctors find that ,be charged for rides in elevators
9 .too much and sleeping tWillllere there are no lateral branches
has undermlnded the constitu- for the corridors. The impressioni
the people of Berlin "on and prevails that the new ideas are Iii)l
make the elevator riders help pay the
rents.——NorwiCh Record.
0, so that they succomb easilyl
‘ 0,111.1 their forebears would
pg 00 at Business has sui'fer- '
"hem the chronic hairetncl-
uced‘ by dissipation
, plight be taken to heart
, dunner city bent 911
ml! or Paris and New
» 01.000 70.101» This clue.
Fail-field "Summer colony Piano Moot
‘ n Sumptuous $500,009 Home.
.BRIDGEPORT July 28. --With
twenty across! land on fiasco inn
Fairlield, the new Mold County
Club has been «mulled by residents
of like summer colony a: Greene
3 Farina. Wesgport and Weld.
Allen '1‘. Jennings has been elected
president and Charles W. Gordon vice-
president. one directors include
George P. Brett, A‘. quland For”
Clarence 18. 8011808. B. D. Regan,
John iii. Pam Oliver G. Jenninss,
Anna Jenningsond other wealthy New
Yonkers. ..
Membership 11.111.313.51 restricted 111111;.
admission Ibo the club is set at $1.000;
not including annual 0000. ‘T‘it it
planned to em o W 0111,!)-
hodsoataoostnotieosthsnosoor
n a few 111111 moments
inn since 'Cele Elem be-
i‘i T111010 has been still
.ennut since the dolls!!-
' the slump in his cam
99 storial nomination.
lr'atlon or his oratory.
'a 'rough-lioui’lo, and
to 111000." The stalls
June 30 will be one of the lmportuntilsn' 142 and 132 knots.
,said she was in her room on the doc-ltllose on board that she will be suc-
‘wilich killed Mrs. Bailey in the doc-‘ which she was built.
-, tuition. were 110000 111
Before Shamrock bade tarewell to
the English coast, Colonel Neill who
is making the loyage on board the
steam yacht Erln,wh1ch is acting as
"con10y on the trans- Atlantic 1oyage,
fprossed the challenger hard in order
:to test her gear and her ocean rlg.
iEl’erything was found to be in good
order and the little racer made good
weather out of the hard blow and the
idrenching rainstorm she encountered
ion the run irum lorquay lo l'lymoutn,
where she anchored for the night.
The next day at dawn shamrock
weighed ant-bore and made for Ful-
imoutll, which she reached at 0 o'clock
fiin the morning in very stormy weath-
jer.
1 Tile yacht lett Falmouth at 5 o'clock
:on the morning of July 21 for her run
by way of the Azores to New York. At
{noon she was ten miles west 01' the
lidzard, and then Col. Neill decided to
italic her in tow, as a dead calm had
ltallen and the tide was selling her
back. The same elening the chill
llengel‘ picked up a breeze and the line
i was slipped. The blow soon increased
gto a hard north-northeasteriy wind
[which churned up a heavy sea. in
‘which Shamrock made a line picture
as she rose easily to each w.ale On
'that day she averaged ten knots an
hour [or the 24 hours.
' 0n the iollowin: day conditions
iwere similar, but the weather was
111113.11» N POWELL l
SISTER or woman HELD
1111 LONG loLANo MURDER. l
the wind gradually slackened down un-
til at times there was a dead calm.
0‘ M" Then Colonel Neill took the challeng-
at M1”maker in too until the breeze strengthen-
ulster
Mrs. Ida Powell,
Edwin Csrman. in jail
L- 1-1“ connection with the murder[ed sull'iciently for her to run under her
‘of Mrs. William. Bailey at the office iown sail
01 Dr. German. at “0090" L Li The best day's runs were: 240.
witnesses in the case The district} it is possible that Shamrock's boom
enamel in charge has said she 11181“ will be taken on while she is here as
not be permitted to testify before the it hangs about so much when she is
grand iur1 unless she wanes im glmcalmed Otherwise the yacht is re-
munil) ' igarded as listing done well and her
On the testimony of her sister Mn.‘ performance thus for on her ocean
Carmen must largely rely. She Mivoyago has increased the hopes of
0nd floor or her home, when the shot ‘ cos-ml in carrying out the purpose for
tor-“s. office on the ground floor was Captain Turner, who is acting as
fired. Her mother and sister will boskipper on the trans-Atlantic 110111881
her chief witnesses in convincing thejis well satisfied with the yacht'a be-
lury of this claim. hsvlor. The half of the crew which
iiiHiil 110111. b” W
Sllflii Blilfllll
Pl___i_ilii8 Hill
£19111 oi 1311mm team. 1111
Three oi Bridgeport Gilli! Pay
$2 and 0111111 Each
ad are by the other half, who have
been luxurlating on board the Erin.
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Exhibition 11.11.11 Baseball to
9 be Played in Amusement
Park Sunday, With
New York Giants
nnmonron'r. July ass-nigh:
members of the Bridgeport Eastern
Association baseball club and three or
the Plttsfleld club were fined 82 and
costs each by Judge Coughlln at to-
day's session of the City court. tor
violatiorf or the Sunday laws in play-
ing a game on May 17 at Newneld
Park. in passing sentence. Judge
Coughlin stated that he does not con-
sider Sunday baseball the worst of
crimes, but that. according to the sin-
tute. 11311-011111 have to find the accus-
cused guilty. Reterence‘was made to
the decision of: the Common Pleas
court ruling that Sunday games are a
violation of the statute. He intimated
that it is difficult to see why the Now-
field: Patti: games are more or a viola-
tion then the many games played Sun-
days throughout the city. ‘
Judge 1!. 8. Blake and President
James H. O'Rourke. or the association,
intimated that the lines will be paid
without an appoai'bohg taken, ni-
tlloush i1 definite deolslul will proba- game, on Amusement Peril, with tho
bly not be made until tomorrow. - New York (mitts, which team was
Those flnodwersinobsrtfitowo. Bios 110:0 mm mm m will be call-
son alum, Daniel Tierneyt, Jacob 3001- all at a; so “1951;,
i900. Martin Walsh. Henry K0318. Mut- ._
liens, Denial Senno, or the 839l0:s’p’ort
club, and Edward bridged, IAdolpri
Rettlg and P. I. (11111111111111, or the Pitts-
lien c1110; The last three and to
headquarters, this morning.- gave
themselves up and the warrant!» worn
served on 111.111.. None of th‘ 310030-
9_1’lgain there is talk 0! a team of the
Atlantic League entering the baseball
ties. in South Norwallr. and it looks
now as it the transfer or the Asbury
Park club to South Norwu it would
taize place in the near future,
John Doyle. of New .York, hie own-
er of the team. was in South Norwalk
today. and announced that his brother,
Robert Doyle, would come here tomor-
row, and thoroughly look the field
over. with a view of transferring the
franchise hero. and entering the Nor-
tho league is composed of the Lens,
Branch. Poughkcepsle. Paterson. New--
bury and Asbury Park teams. And!
Conley. the well-known pitcher, is
1110;110:01- ot the latter club. and has
been impressed with Norwalk as a
8000 baseballileld .
Next Sunday the Ashury Park team
will'bo ”hero and play an exhibition
\
_ volcano AGAIN.
To m “0090000 Olympic Team
In 1910. It iiorlin.
Matthew P. minim ot the New York
Atlllotic 0111 an elected tor the.
101111111 one ”no as mussel" 01019
owls trial: 1.1111 11.11:
with being reopolmbis for
inner and for the rest 01‘ the voyage '
“nurture from illiuglalnd is 111 be replao~ .
011111111111 0
wall: team in the league. At present .
burgh, Perth Amboy,iMiddlet01vn.Dfln- "
Great
eluding-—
v
111
All pronnt 'wrltiug- We are
«1'
Horne: came to the conclusion tint
hormone.
Now 0th C. H. abbot: hasmmrwin
back 11110111115 hands he doesn't know
what to do with him. xwubert‘aobin-
son is well supplied with catchers in
Miller. McCarty and li‘ischer. .
MIGHT CANNOT PA“ 0N FACTS
' IN 11111111011 GAQE.‘
~‘
Will Manly Halts, I Conference With
Secretary of sum at His Ro-
queen ‘
In an interview Attorney General
lonnfimflitototodthatbomsn
amen; today with secretary of
8M0: Phillips when the Coil-on mat-
lot" will no 010000000. {3.
Alton” Goblin! Light was 1111111111
“victim guns, 01¢: 1111 111111 been
asked to rev w the evidence. Judge
’ Maid be 11101101; know how 1111
TUESDAY, JULY 28, 1914
Second Week of the
Bigger and Better than Ever
Two Great Purchases at Less than Half Price .
That will make Things Hum as long aslhe lots last
We have just mired troru the American Dry1Goods Co. Twenty-five Cases of Dry Goods, in-
Table , Linen. Towels, Bed-
Spreads, _ Sheets and
Wash Goods
These are all clean-ups from manufacturers and were bought AWAY UNDER PRICE.
e also'purchaaed through our New Yorlt office a great quantity of
omen’s-
At a'Tremendous Reduction.
Those extraordinary values in addition to our greatly reduced stocks will form. the greatest
“Million 0! Bel-nine ever offered in this city.
See Tomorrow Night’s Paper for
Further Details.
lilirwin’a retention would be wanton ox- 9
Clearing Sale 3;
fifflfiafnj
-\‘\-\‘\
/
\
DreSses, Skins and
Waists
I
unable to give detallo as to price and descriptions.
-\‘\‘\‘\‘\“\\\‘ ‘ :\
m ”V OTOP TENNIS.
Ell-TERI film. IIIEIS
“ILLED '" "Ellnnl Liout. Froimlm, of German Team,
May Have to Iojoin t.
DORTMUND. Gummy, my 33-} 91111131311110me 28;- he threat-
9.11 War between European Powers as
Filteen coal miners were killed today en
by a fire which broke out in the Han-f 3 “Sill! Of the Anetrmservian fracas 13
causing much apprehension because at
. eir bodies were
' Wag” Six of th ‘ ‘ito possible.» shot upon the intonation-
m“ V“- 9 st tennis matches to: the Davis cull.
». 1 : . www.m'sohoduled to hep toyed oi:
SHlPPIMG GOLD TO EU ROPE‘ ‘ on the court: or the Allegheny Country
new roan. July law-The 1011111901“. at Sowiekle'y this week. There
sold 1110th to Europe WM“ may be no doubles played.
gen on last Friday, when "10001000 This state of affairs results from the
was sent tomato. was further 111ch fact that maul. Otto Froitsheim, Ger-
ed today by a shipment of 31015001. but, may- be recalled to return
aboard the liner Kron Prinuuin (De-‘9‘; m duties at once Lleut.
oilie This is said to be the largest Froitsheim was granted a four weeks'
mingle gold shipment 379’ M from leave or absence lortsko part: in the
America to Europe» ‘ 41100th tennis tournament, as he
01 today's shipment $6 000.000 1‘ is considered the. best tennis player in
consigned to London bankers and “it this Germain We.
600,009 00 MI. W
In addition to this sum. 8!. 750.000 “WWW WHITE HQPE.
in gold bars has—boon W10? “ND-9 “L..." 51ch the 003108 91'0-
meat to Paris by the meals. will?! mat-é «all retereel has may made
is due to sail tomorrow imam. for _s mention boxing .
Banter: laid the new demand lob“ ”ugh. noel-m. not. only moses. ,
gold for wort almost oath-Cir 004319 to stage a show or. m but It“! to
wall- seal-11.10 1111110119: 11111011211: 016! introduce a "1111110110116" 1110. i." a; .
whiny «1:1th mm 00 mm a m m skulls: '.
= block 10101111130 whim a row am It is the intention or are-
me have some- onun"'1sLilb« WW-ilflltfld‘ first
7 dispose or Will Hm: Miller; .1111
-ents will mm 1011191?qu . ,9
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